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- noun Plural form of
mattress .
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Examples
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Even the hotel had split the twin mattresses to make two beds, so the husband and wife took turns on the box spring.
MORE ISSUES 2010
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Even the hotel had split the twin mattresses to make two beds, so the husband and wife took turns on the box spring.
MORE ISSUES 2010
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Even the hotel had split the twin mattresses to make two beds, so the husband and wife took turns on the box spring.
MORE ISSUES 2010
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The less-than-quarter-inch bugs and their miniscule eggs live in mattresses, books, crevices in the floor.
Dog Bites Bug 2009
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Even the hotel had split the twin mattresses to make two beds, so the husband and wife took turns on the box spring.
MORE ISSUES 2010
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Even the hotel had split the twin mattresses to make two beds, so the husband and wife took turns on the box spring.
MORE ISSUES 2010
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Even the hotel had split the twin mattresses to make two beds, so the husband and wife took turns on the box spring.
MORE ISSUES 2010
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Even the hotel had split the twin mattresses to make two beds, so the husband and wife took turns on the box spring.
MORE ISSUES 2010
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Even the hotel had split the twin mattresses to make two beds, so the husband and wife took turns on the box spring.
MORE ISSUES 2010
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In the 30s and well into the 50s many economists ... thought that it was quite possible that a central bank fighting a recession would drive interest rates close to zero, and that any further monetary expansion would simply be stuck away in mattresses or in bank vaults, doing nothing more for the economy.
Liquidity Trapped?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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